Corbin is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and served as the pastor of Parkview Church UCC in Aurora for 8 years. In November of 2019, Corbin left his position to further the community ministry of the ROCK Center. Corbin is a 5th generation Coloradan and seeking to embody transformative community practices of healing through collaborative endeavors. Corbin is a drummer, a lover of all forms of music, a “Master of the Playlist”, and a freestyle hip-hop emcee who believes in the power of a communal cypher and the unifying force of the drum beat. Corbin also believes deeply in the power of nature and the healing spaces of the wilderness. He is an avid hiker, skier, and a self-avowed hugger of trees.

Jaime is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has been practicing in a variety of settings across Colorado since 2013. Her experience ranges from providing direct therapy to children, adults and families in community, school and private practice settings, to managing and supervising programs, grants, and teams of mental health professionals. She also has extensive experience working directly with educators and administrators to build and enhance the mental wellness of centers, schools, and classrooms. She and Corbin’s paths crossed nearly a decade ago, where the two of them expanded and co-directed the Peace Warriors summer camps. They’ve been co-conspirators in this work ever since. In addition to her focus on youth, Jaime also specializes in perinatal and postpartum mental health, and continues to serve that population in her private practice. Originally from Hawaii, nature is a grounding force for Jaime. She and her family are constantly on the road in their camper truck seeking far-away campsites to disappear to, ideally with bodies of water closeby. When not in the boonies, you can find Jaime enjoying live music, on a plane to Hawaii, or giggling with her toddler.

Marcus Murray is an artist, educator, and storyteller who worked for Denver Public Schools for 7 years before joining the Rock Center back in 2023. Through his work, he's found a love of exploring identity through how we create art and what it means to share said art with others in order to bolster connection. Marcus is originally from Omaha, Nebraska where he was born and raised. Growing up in a family full of artists and storytellers, Marcus has a lifelong love for the arts. Whether it's writing science-fiction short stories or painting larger than life murals, Marcus is constantly exploring a variety of mediums with which to tell stories.

This is your friendly neighborhood Fronzo! By day he’s one of our Program Coordinators at The ROCK Center. By night he is the Director of Operations for Dyfferent Media. His origin story starts in the colorful streets of Colorado, where he discovered a strong enthusiasm for the arts. Over the years this passion led him into the theatrical realm where he’s been able to build on his skills of being a performer, writer, and producer. Under the guidelines of creating relatable, entertaining, original, conscious art, he has found himself in some beautiful communities with truly incredible humans. As someone who’s a child at heart, Fronzo loves working with kiddos and encouraging them in new ways of expression, facing challenges, self-advocacy, and finding joy. Where is peace found for Fronzo? Wherever there are mountains, food, and laughs being shared.

Rachel is an artist, facilitator, and organizer focused on cross-sections of storytelling, communal care, and social justice. She is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work degree with a concentration on ecological justice. Alongside her work at the ROCK Center, she is actively involved with community-engaged research on cooperatives, cultivating models for regenerative education, and participating in a mutual aid fellowship.  Raised in New England and having lived in St. Louis and Chicago before moving to Denver last year, Rachel is excited to continue deepening her roots and connections across Colorado. She has worked as a teaching artist, organizer, and advocate across diverse spaces. Although a writer and visual artist at her core, Rachel loves to take part in and be around all creative forms, especially those that involve performing, sharing stories, and building relationships with others. She also enjoys climbing, caring for animals, growing food, and traveling. She loves to spend as much time with trees and water as possible.

Meet Caitlyn! She dedicates her time to empowering young minds through her work with The ROCK Center, where she’s spent the last three years mentoring and supporting children. Her passion for helping others and breaking down barriers shines through as she encourages kids to embrace their individuality, express themselves, and advocate for what they believe in. Growing up, Caitlyn realized the importance of creating change for the next generation, particularly for young women. Known for her warm energy and ability to provide guidance, she’s committed to helping others find their journey and give back to the community. Her volunteering has allowed her to create meaningful connections and foster positive growth in the lives of many young people. In her free time, Caitlyn enjoys being part of the fashion, music, skating and car communities, while also advocating for mental health awareness. With a passion for history and education, she continues to expand her knowledge to inspire others about the issues we face today. She speaks both English and Spanish, and embraces her culture and is driven to break generational cycles. She’s a Colorado native and loves nature and being by the water and sand. She’s currently studying at the Community College of Aurora with the plan to transfer to Colorado Boulder University to study for her masters in psychology. When she’s not working or advocating for change, you’ll find her enjoying time with loved ones, and finding peace in moments of reflection and growth.